The plan to ease rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall back into form as he worked his way back from being shot in the chest didn’t last long for the San Francisco 49ers.

Ricky Pearsall played many more snaps than most expected on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Neither Pearsall nor the San Francisco 49ers coaching

After being held out of action for the first six weeks of the 2024 NFL season, Ricky Pearsall made his triumphant NFL debut for the San Francisco 49ers. And the results? Well, they were pretty encouraging,

Ricky Pearsall Jr. needed a day to recover from debut, but 49ers’ rookie is ready to take on added responsibilities at receiver.

San Francisco 49ers rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall made his NFL debut exactly 50 days after being shot in the chest during a robbery attempt.

Ricky Pearsall isn't used to missing football games, so the first six weeks of his rookie NFL season have been a challenging adjustment. On Sunday, the

Ricky Pearsall said he was ready to play four more quarters about 30 minutes after he finished his first NFL game last Sunday. Three days later, however, the San Francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver smiled when asked about his statement that came after he played 48 snaps in a 28-18 loss to the Chiefs.

The San Francisco 49ers faced a number of injuries at the wide receiver position this past weekend, as Brandon Aiyuk suffered a torn ACL and MCL, effectively ending his season, while Deebo Samuel was admitted to the hospital with pneumonia-like symptoms before being discharged on Tuesday.